by Nik Charlebois
As explained in my previous post, What is Microsoft Graph Data Connect & When to Use It, MGdc allows organizations to export Office 365 data in bulk without facing any throttling limits whatsoever. In this blog post, I will guide you through the minimal set of steps required to be able to extract your first […]
Read More Getting Started with Microsoft Graph Data Connect (MGdc)I’ve been experimenting over the past few weeks with a project I’ve been planning to work on for years now. It is this concept of being able to deploy PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) in a server-less mode. In any traditional DSC project, the actual configuration gets executed by a local service that comes with […]
Read More Cloud LCM – Prototype for DSC-as-a-ServiceDSC extension for Azure Arc-enabled servers is no longer available. Please consider migrating to Azure Guest Configuration instead. In my previous blog article, I introduced you to the process involved in registering an on-premises Windows server with Azure Arc so that it can be managed alongside native Azure Virtual Machine using a single control plane. […]
Read More Azure Arc for Servers – Desired State ConfigurationAzure Arc is a new offering under the Azure Hybrid umbrella which offers a single interface inside of the Azure Portal (referred to as Control Plane) to manage all your Azure Virtual Machines as well as your on-premises servers (or servers registered with other cloud providers) that have been registered with Azure Arc. It works […]
Read More Azure Arc for Servers – How Server Registration WorksI have been touring several countries over the past few years trying to promote good DevOPS practices for SharePoint and Office 365 admins when it comes to writing configurations for their environments. Every time I do a presentation on this topic, I am amazed at just how little understanding of the basics concepts of the […]
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